cosas de la cocina

The waving checkered little curtain and the pink brush are from Lammie's kitchen.
The other pictures are taken in our kitchen, just simple everyday things that I love.

down under

One last harlequin hug before the pillow gets ready for a long trip to Australia.

bright blue

The bright blue beauty joins the jug collection in our kitchen.

boogie woolie

Have to admit it's ten times more fun to crochet in a sunny backyard, however I'm not complaining about my lazy rainy friday at home.

B is for brightening and lady-with-cherries-print is by Larissa Bertonasco and makes me cheerful anyway. The soft pastel colored harlequins are for an equally joyful pillow-fan.

Enjoy the weekend, whatever it may bring...

flowerday

I love Thursdays.
Because on Thursday, every week again we have fresh flowers at Villa Augustus.
Flower day is always joyful, I love my job!

smoothie sip

pear
banana
yogurt
blend
pour
drink
sip

white, whiter, whitest

Brandnew white stool in the shop!

In response to Selina Lake's newest book Pretty Pastel Style, I got some requests about the wood & wool stool on the cover.
So I decided to make a similar one in white.
Because white always looks good.
No worries about the white, the cover is washable.

add colour to the garden

Add some color to the garden with:
French geraniums,
mint plants for fresh lemonade and tea,
a blanket on the garden sofa because the metal might feel a bit chilly...
a string of multicoloured lights for the evenings,
possibly some yarn to crochet and enjoy the sunshine.

feel the warmth

speedy sneakers

I must admit I prefer to wear my sneakers daily and not only while running!
Too bad for the heels...

le jardin

ingrid

Last Thursday i've got this Swedish vintage Rörstrand coffee cups with my name on it.

london last week

It has now been a week since we hung out in London.
We had 4 full days, that's perfect! You have more time to visit some museums (Tate Modern and Victoria & Albert), to shop, to lunch, to relax on a terrace with tea and carrot cake, visit a football match, to enjoy the view of Primrose Hill and even to run in the park on Sunday morning.